James entered 18 points shy of passing Bryant on the list and couldn’t quite get there in the first half. He scored six points in the first quarter but had four turnovers that included an errant pass into the seats. He opened the second quarter with a layup, and then went to the free throw line for his next four points, giving him 12. The top four scorers in NBA history played for the Lakers, who signed James as a free agent in 2018. He’s got character, he lives right, he acts right, he’s arguably the greatest player to ever play our sport.”

Source: Washington Post January 26, 2020 03:22 UTC